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🔗 Project Apollo Archive’s albums | Flickr
I’ll try to not loose too much time looking at these. Incredibly fascinating. I’m glad collections like this exist for free on the web. 🚀🌕 -
🔗 How to Weave the Artisan Web
Everyone should start blogging again. Own your own site. Visit all your friends' sites. Bring back the artisan, hand-crafted Web. Sure, it's a little more work, but it's worth it. You don't even need to stop using social media! It's a "yes, and" situation, not a "no, but" one.
Agree with this 100%. Having “The Week” is what has kept me blogging and building my own site. -
🔗 1994: Are YOU Ready for the INTERNET? | Tomorrow's World | Retro Tech | BBC Archive
Kate Bellingham reports that an exciting new interconnected world - a world where every word ever written, every picture ever painted and ever film ever shot...
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🔗 When Bread Becomes Art - Discovery | ARTE in English
From Georgia to Brittany via Austria and Denmark, we meet with passionate craftspeople obsessed with producing better bread. Between tradition and modernity, some strive to produce excellent sourdough, others use ancestral wheat, but all aim to make the best possible bread while respecting local, ecological and sustainable production.
Such a good series. Makes me want to become a baker. Or at least get some really high quality, hard chewy breads. -
🔗 Journeys around Britain by bus and train
Journeys around Britain by bus and train
Such a lovely blog full of photos of trains and buses and journeys through Britain. A site that makes the internet great.